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A lot of people are affected with Seasonal Affective Disorder in Wisconsin. We have many, many days without sun during the winter months. This year, we've had a string of days with heavy fog and unseasonably warm temperatures in the 30's and 40's. Personally, I can't claim that I've ever really felt the effects of SAD, but this year, knowing that we are likely moving west later next year, I've been very impatient and annoyed with Wisconsin weather. Sun trying to fight through the clouds It hasn't helped that my daily routine involves looking at the weather in Fort Collins and Tucson. Their weather has been spectacularly sunny and more pleasant this time of year. So, I haven't been blogging much because not much is going on. I've substituted indoor pickleball for hiking. The trails have been muddy and not much fun. For Christmas, we had my mother, Julia's brother and Allie here. I went and retrieved my mother from Cedar Rapids a...
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Upper Peninsula: Bay du Noc
From August 2021
After wild weekend at Kleinke Park, I was done with camping directly on the beach. Hitching up the Scamp on Monday, August 16th, I continued heading north past Escanaba, Wells, Gladstone, and Rapid River.
I headed east and then south until I was across from Gladstone on the other side of the water at Little Bay du Noc, a national forest campground. The campsites were well-spaced and nestled into the trees. No electric, but there were pit toilets and garbage service. $22/night without the senior pass (next year).
There was a small beach but not for camping. And there wasn't anybody on it.
Instead of sunrise views, I had sunset views from the east side of the bay.
This was camping.
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